CHINA RIGHTS MONITORTraceable country information for courts, protection authorities, governments, lawyers and people at risk.
Each dossier records its evidence cut-off, source set, intended users and review status. CRM identifiers support retrieval; original sources remain independently citable.
Evidence pathways for treatment on return, detention, torture, capital punishment, assurances and individualised risk.
Sources organised by facility, legal basis, interrogation, medical care, communication restrictions and available remedies.
Judicial independence, RSDL, access to counsel, exclusion of evidence, national-security cases and open justice.
Political activity, online expression, organisational links, visibility, surveillance and post-return consequences.
Law, enforcement and regional variation affecting Christians, Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghurs, Tibetans and other groups.
Overseas surveillance, threats, proxy pressure, digital harassment, family coercion and visibility of sur place activity.
National-security legislation, warrants and bounties, extraterritorial reach and related protection risks.
Patterns of exploitation, state involvement or acquiescence, victim protection, re-trafficking and internal relocation.
The identity of the speaker, verifier and decision-maker determines evidential weight.
Record attribution and avoid presenting an allegation as established fact.
Assess method, access, corroboration, date and possible limitations.
Official status does not remove the need to test scope and currency.
State precisely what was decided and avoid extending it beyond its context.